Gay And Lesbian Lifestyles

Equal Rights Amendment- March 22, 1972

Expired 1979 or 1982 (some scholars disagree). Prohibition of inequality of men and women

Can somebody explain this to me?

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It was reported that live nation has contributed $50K to the Vote NO. They have a standard of accepting everyone for who they are and not what the world wants everyone to be. The contribution was made, but the way it is looking now, the vote is going to go for the gay community. Recent unofficial polls have shown that people are going to Vote NO.

As far as voting to ban the equal rights of gay persons, it is looking like all the states that are trying to take away marriage rights and adoption rights are not making the grade where the vote is concerned. Florida is undetermined, but it is looking like people are realizing that voting yes is going to take away from everyone and not just gay persons.

This is why voting with all the facts is so necessary. If you vote to ban adoption or marriage, you are also voting against every person in the state, not just one group of people. That is why discrimination against gay persons affects everyone. You would think that people would figure this out by themselves.

Listen to a lady explain about foster care and she has the words you need to hear about voting NO on Act 2 in Arkansas. There is a shortage of foster homes and adoptive families so why would you vote YES. Listen and learn.

Ellen and long time partner were married and now Ellen is asking you to grant equality to all. She is already married and wants to see that equality continues for everyone, not just the gay community, but for all. By voting NO on Proposition 8, you will be voting for equal rights for all. If you vote YES, you will be staying to everyone that only some people deserve to have equal rights if they do and conform to what some people think is life. Listen to Ellen and then ask yourself, “Am I going to be the one to take away equal rights of al human beings or am I going to be the last word for equal rights for all.”

Make your vote count for equal rights and VOTE NO.

Ellen said it all in less than 2 minutes. Sarah Palin is no match for Ellen and her insight.

In this video, three women were asked how they feel about the gay bashing. Her answer will not surprise you. She said that if they hold hands in public, then they deserve gay bashing.

This is why we need hate crime laws. Sarah Palin does not think this is important, but then again, she probably only watches herself on TV. See what the cops say and the reporters.

This video shows you why marriage is good. These couples are in love and need to be able to marry and live their lives to the fullest. They are human beings, they are families, they are gay. Support equality for all and VOTE NO if you live in a state that is trying to take away rights for gays and straight singles and couples.

California’s Proposition 8 and Arkansas’s adoption ban are failing miserably with the voters a week before the final vote. This means that people are listening to the facts and not the people that are using these amendments as a way to ban gays from having equal rights. It is about time that people wake up and smell the roses. Voting for these amendments will affect everyone and not just the gay community.

Things are looking up for the vote NO supporters. It is about time that the country votes for equality for all and all for equality.

Wisconsin had the vote for defining marriage in 2006 and most people that voted did not have a clue as to what they were really voting for. They voted the wrong way and hurt everyone, not just the gay community. The people voted blindly instead of with open eyes. They took the word of Vote Yes supporters and straight people lost as well.

Thankfully, this is not going to happen in California or Arkansas. Now if Florida fails to pass the Amendment 2, everything will be headed in the right direction.

The vote on Proposition 8, Amendment 2 and Arkansas adoption ban for single parents is nearing. The only thing that you have to remember is Vote NO on any of these bills on the ballot. If you feel that the gay community does not have rights to marry or adopt children, you still have to Vote NO or you will take away from the rights of heterosexual people as well. How will you feel if your son or daughter, mother or father or even your grandma or grandpa would lose their rights to adopt or have domestic partner rights?

Keep it in your minds when you are voting. Voting yes means that you agree that single parents are not worthy of having children to raise and you feel that seniors do not need to have any rights in their relationships to protect their benefits. You must consider what you will be voting away from everyone, not just the same sex couples.

Talk to your son or daughter, mother or father, grandpa or grandma to see how they would feel about losing their rights.